In this last movement, a new theme is introduced by the piano and then repeated by the orchestra. Then, a succession of leitmotifs that appeared in the other movements are brought once again into action!

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I wrote this suite a few years ago, when I had the dream of becoming a film music composer.
After finishing my music course at the National Conservatory, I applied for the “Film Scoring” major at Berklee. By that time (I don’t know if the process of admission is still the same), students should submit their work for appreciation. So, I wrote the “Hollywood Suite” especially for that purpose and, at the same time, I wanted to homage the American film music.
I was admitted at Berklee and got a scholarship but, unfortunately, I ended up by not going.
The “Hollywood Suite” is divided in four movements, each one trying to express a certain kind of music/scene from the Hollywood movies.